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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11

If phrenologist Morris's advice were fol-
lowed Albany and Linn county would be
stocked with stock raisers and school teach
ers, with no one left to run our banks, law
Offices and stores. The Professor, though
pretty good phrencIogist, seems to be a
stickler for putting most of his patients in
one Of these occupations. As matter Of
fact experience here proves that it takes
more than love for animals to make a
man good stock raiser, and more than a
power to please to make good school
teacher.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11
CIRCUIT COURT


Below Is The docket for the Circuit couri
which conyenes in this city next Monday,
r T Boise, Judge
I. State agt w w Saunders. Murder.
4. Assignment Thos Monieith & Sons
$. ; A Newhouse agt VIM Newhouse.
Divorce.
s. II A Holman agt Tempa Hunt, ct al.
Partition.
2 II Creighton agt ] NJ Wilson, ct al.
Action OF note.
10. W II naser agt o Z Scott, ct al
Equity.
-. II d lsurkhart agt Rob't Burkhart
Partition.
4. Jas A Hearing agt Geo Slavens.
Equity 10 recover possession OF real prop
erty.
%, y Miller agt W Johnson, ct al. Ac-
ton on note.
I2; Prior Wilson, ct al agt ] G Wilson, ct
al. Parttlon,
20, Sarah ] Morris agt Jes.y Morris. DI.
vorce.
a. John A Crawford agt John Poster, ct
IS. i A Watts agt Jacob Miller, ct al.
20. Assignment 4 l. Stevens.
II. Latd & Bush agt ] D Henderson. ei
al. Foreclosure.
81. 4 A Rampy ACT ii l. Thompson and
Amos Dunham. Action on note.
a.. a r Blackburn agt Geo Fogle Mo.
tlon.
-. J Z Holt agt VIM A Ford. ForecIos.
ure.
%. Walter huston agt WIN Huston.
Confirmation.
So. School Fund Commissioners agt A A
Farrler, ct nj. Confirmation.
10. X Dawson agt ] Hay. Action 70
recover money.
"a. d Miller agt w Johnson and y W
Johnson. Action 10 recover money.
~. Mary A c Gilmore agt Charles c
Dickins and Jesse Dicklns. Action to re.
cover money.
~. G Johnson agt II y DerthIck, Ac.
ton 10 recover money.
rs. Martha Huston sgt Josie Zimmerman,
CT al. Partition.
70. W y Munkers agt S + Henderson, ei
nj. Foreclosure.
~. sam'l King az, C A Titus, 4 Mont,
gomery and j A Montgomery. Action 70
recover money.
So. Hattie Bross agt + 6 Brose. Divorce
81. Milton Hale agt Jas + warwarck, Ct
nj Foreclosure.
81. Eliza A Bentley act Rob't r Bentley
Divorce.
SO. Peters x Stewart agt r w LeiraneI.
* Co. Action 20 Feesver money.
Sy. ] w Van Brocken. ct al agt ] l. Full
er, ct al. Action TO recover money.
81. David Froman ags Coll md F l. Van
cieye. Motion.
90. David Froman agl Ell and Ed X n
Carter Action 10 recover money.
81. Mary Smith agt WIN G Smith
Divorce.
%. Mary 5 Smith agt WIN G Smith. Re
eoyeTy OF personal property.
0y. Long. el al agt Ella ] Ramsey. e
al. Action TO sell real estate for partition
%. Dundee NJ &TI Co. Limited AT
Herbert Cross and F NJ iIaken. Foreclosure
81. & n Miller agt d V s Reid. Actor
70 recover money.
81 Mary A Long at John Long. Di
vorcc.
% J II Bridges AZ, Bertrand Herman, c
nj. Motion.
100 In the matter Of eopaFsnershIp esl
Hoack X Meyer. llfenFy Meyer, deceased.
Appeal from County Court.
I0i. Enoch IIouli w. II Smith, ct a
ios. Fleckenssise s Meyer ys. N
IamllloB. Action 20 recovery nosey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11

shooting a seIo.

Our correspondent at Scio sends US the
following account OF serious shooting af.
fray that occurred about one and a half
miles from that city last Monday. afternoon
about o'clock, between Frank Harris and
John Graft at appears that some trouble
was existing between both parties over a
cali, that has been going on for few
months, that some cattle men had been
buying calves through the country, and the
Harris boys had accused the Craft Brothers
OF selling their calf, and they had chosen
this day TO come and look through the cat-
tie mems herd and see II they could find Il.
Upon search they did not find Il but in
returning In some way met with the Graft
Brothers, on the main road TO Scio, and a
quarrell commenced, In which Matt Graft
and George Harris got into an old fashion.
ed fight, and during the fight between these
too, Frank Harris came up behind John
Craft. standing near, and shot him IN the
back of the neck with a So calibre pistol,
the ball loging near the juglar vein. Two
stockmen near by were witnesses to the ai-
fair"
DR. I'm, OF this city, and DR. Dodd, were
sent for, and attended the wounded man.
The ball went through heavy over coat,
undercoat and collar into the neck, settling
down near the juglar vein. Il has not been
extracted yet. Craft will probably recover
though It Is very uncertain.
Harris was arrested Tuesday morning by
Deputy Sheriff DAILY and examined before
Justice Williams. lie was held TO await
the action OF the Grand Jury without bail,
and was brought to this city wedne sday
and placed In the county Jail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11
Crook County stock.

Mr.. Jas. EIkins, Of this city, Is generally
authority on Crook county weather. In a
recent letter to him from PineyiIe, the fact
was revealed that stock, particularly cattle
and sheep had suffered considerably. For
instance at the time of the writing Of the
letter, Samuel Compton had lost 500 sheep,
Baldwin and Brown about a thousand,
William Dawes about thousand, out Of a
band of little over twice as many. Cattle
have died in large numbers. Snow was a
couple feet deep in some places and hay
was not TO be had at any price. A short
time before, though some had sold for $zs
ton.
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rs sAs Pablle.

am now better prepared than ever be-
fore to suit my numerous customers in all
lines Of goods. have larger stock which
personally selected, aud have many nov
elites could not get By ordering goods eS-
ciusively. have just made extensive Inn
provcments to my Boot and Shoe Store
giving me much more room than formerly,
and enabling me to carry a larger assort-
ment and to sell you better goods for the
money. / have just received direct from
he factory full line OF ladies' and gents
clippers for the holiday trade especially
helected for this market, all Of which VIII
e sold on their merits, and every pair
Guaranteed, even in cheap slippers anc
Shoes.
SAMUEL E. youxo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

DIR. Maat0n returned on Saturday eysnisg
from bic California trip.
Hons- r A Irvine aud A Dawson were
IN Sslem the Grst oil tho week.
Ted Piper, city editor of the salem lstatss.
man, was ia the city over Sunday.
Mrs. Henrietta Brown left last Friday
noon for sandisgo, Cal where she will speas
few monthe.
Mr. Writ, who IL ia tho Il sst, wat sent
by Y u BuFkhsrt, immigraBt axsns. aud i
rustling for Linn county.
Mrs X A Irvine aud Mrs Il L Thoovs,n
have been ia Eugene CITY this wesk, ia at
tendance on the funeral Of Their re.ative Mrs
Henderson.
NJ 4 Miller, Of Lebanon. wa +, the city
Tuesday on bis way ~ Eugene to attend the
fansral OF hts sister. Nrs Henderson,. who
died on Sabbath.
Miss Sarah coahaw, of 8rowasgilis. who
has been IA the city several weeks. the Qutst
Of Coanty Clerk Galbraith, retained horae
last Tuesday.
MF Frank Trites, 40 OIi aad respected
resident of this county, Iaft Iast TuesAay for
Hartisnd. w. T.. where with his family. lie
intends residing. May hsalsh aud success at
tend eifns
Misses Hattie Chesuey and Ffankie Hon.
kins. os tais city. left Monday for Browns
vile, Whsrs they will open = dressmakine
shop. The DKMocRAr heartily cornmcnds
them 70 the people Of Brownsville.
Dr. Lige Irvine arrived ia Albany from
Prinevills iast wednesday evening. having
left thsre on Monday morning. He confirm.
ed tbs reports 10 rsicrsncs 70 the loas q
stock. The snow was going oiT fast whsa he
left the region Of the 0choco.
MIRA Dr.. Rice and dAagate. started las.
evening With their son and brother, VIII B.
kics. for Albany, where they will remain FOL
several weeks. at the end Of that time thay
viii come out TO Grants Psss. 70 live for tIls
present with the younger son, Lyle Rice
The latter went with them isyt evening rs
far - Grants sPaaa.--Ashland Tsliaqs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11
REAL ESTATE.

Following were the recorded sales Ia
Linn county during the past week
Amasa Moses to L = Smith, . lots in
Tangent. .s..s..............s% nU
d II Peterson to John r Amas. l20
acres la Up ~ R2w........ 2i00
Minnie A Allison to L N Hensei,N w
corner block So, Albany. 1850
Perry r Coaa TO Nelson d Conn, inter-
est ID 100 acres ia tp ii ) K 3w.
Wa Frumm to Frank M Armstrong;.
ll5x22 feet In Hackleman's addi-
tion to Albany. y............... 200
VIM FFumm 70 McGregnr d Arm.
strong, same a. last ....... 200
l. K blain TO Amanda Johnson 66xlO0
feet In block SO city Of Albany 300
ROBBERS A Foster, ct al TO the Oregon
Railway Co. Limited, q strip Of
laud 90 feet wide along r Il il tr
lA W...s.s.........s.s. lUu
I ] Faulkner by D : Smith, Sheriff,
toG w Fanllkner, 80 acres ia tp
12SR3 w................. l45O
0siandeI Parrish by D s Smith, Sher.
III to II Bryant, l.6 interest in
half OF block Ill, Hacklemau's
addition 30 Albany ............ I66 66
Richard Williams to Susan ID Keeney
one lot in Amelia. ia............. %
Enoch ] Miller TO II II Kirk, l60 acres
in tip IA ! R3 w.,........... 5000
Albany Cemetery Association to Mar
garet Mady, one lot in cemetery. 25
George II Durham, Master in Chaneery
to Hugh Roger. divers pieces Of
property in Lima county, former
ly belonging to D M Cooper .. 1861
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11
A Rugged Trip.

DIR. Maston, who returned from Califor-
MIA Saturday evening came by way of the
o & G extension, and reports rough and
rugged experience. OF the seventy miles
staging he was obliged to walk forty or fifty
miles. Even some'of the women had to
get down. on the muddy road and walk for
several miles. Nellie Boyd, the actress
going twenty miles in this way, disgusted
woman. The Doctor reported fine weather
as prevailing at San Jose. Matters there
are in high struDo condition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11

Fr1m the new Lebanon paper we learn
from its ads that that city has three general
merchandise stores, one grocery store, one
furniture store, one news and stationery
store, two drug stores, two jewelry stores,
one barber shop, one livery and feed stable
one dentist, one bank, one stove and tin.
ware store, one blacksmith shop, one har-
ness shop, two hotels, one agriculture ware
house and hardware store, two physicians,
one real estate agency and one lawyer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11
When Albany was Laid Out.

The present site Of Albany was laid out
town lots in 1888 by Thos and Walter
Monteith, and immediately thriving viii
lage grew up here, soon to bud into an en-
terprising city. Now we have city with
unsurpassed advantages and population of
at least 75oo, contained in about GOO dwell
ling houses. In 1919 the first house was
built, and in March, 1887, the new groceis,
Thompson & Wallace were the first to sell
% pounds of sugar for 81.
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latA coaxrr~

The Senate of the 4osh Congress was IN
session ss4 days House. ssI days. Bills
introduced In House. II.2ss, joint resolu.
tions, s6s. Senate -bslls, 1851, els joint
resolutions. Laws enacted. I43s,the House
enaciing 1898 the senaie,55s The Presi.
dent vetoed l5s bills. 81 originated In the
House, 3s IN the Senate. Among the most
important bills were the following
Increasing pension Of widows and depend.
eni relatives from IS to STA per month.
Increase Of navy.
Mcxican war pension Of veterans.
Reduetion Of fees on money orders less
than Ss.
Extending immediate delivery system.
RESTRICTION Of ownership In lands In ths
territories 70 American citizens.
Presidential succession, making the Cab
met come next 10 the Vice President.
Interstate commerce.
Purchase aud coinage of trade dollars.
Electoral count bill.
Repeating tenure OF Office act.
Indenemnifying Chinese for losses Il
Wyoming.
Relief Of Oregon and other states for set
tlement OF accounts for arms.
Mormon polygamy bill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11
READ & DROWNELL.
To WHOM
It May Concern.

ALBAxY, On March 9Th, 1887.
Self preservation Is the frst Law CT
nature. Among my I'D friends and
Customers who have been trading
with nc fjr The last lea years, and
wao still d. the sans AMI profit
thereby, soma designing party with
ennity IN bis sui Is circulating tile
report that because spme one else re-
csiyed the sugar Contract that was les
last week hy Certain business name
ayers I am higher 10 prices thsn
others. Gsnileinen, Ii WAS impoesI-
bio for me to get the above cnntfast
as WAS not asked for bid, why, q
best known 10 themsslves. By caII-
Ing and ascert4ining my prices yen
can judge for yourselves whethae
Justice has been done to you or noia
and whether the prices OF my goods
are not as lo,o or LOaOer than any other
house. In case that I should be com.
PEELED to give up my bn -iness on aC.
count Of the .b ,ve, I will be compelIs d
TO bee me an flee ecker.
Very respectfully yours.
p. COHEN
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11
AMAN ARouT rowN.

The Sheriff Of Linn county has assessed
over 800 taxpayers in the county. Had
these aud their families been included In
the census Il would have increased the pop
ulation If the county ut least 1900 There
Is every reason to believe the population Of
the county is nearer 1000 than 1900. In
the recent apportionment an increase of
population Of only s would have given the
county one more representative. The NJ.
A. T. Is simply stating facts, and is not
finding faul, for the same defect is to be
noticed all over the State. The fact is, the
system Of having the assessor take the ceR-
sus Is very poor one, and Is not economy
by any means.
Albany should celebrate the 4th of July
the coming summer. II is our turn. We
speak carly so as to shut off the small places
round about, like Corvallis and Sa.em.
The number who like TO have things told
them that they already know is simply inn
mense and this is why the phrenologiss
has so many calls. People are anxious to
be told that they arc too loving, their bump
of alimentativeness is big and they had bet
ter stay at home nights that they are pug.
nacious, or lack vitality, ought to have
been old bachelors, stock raiser or saddler.
The NJ. A. T. has had his head examined
several times by expertsresulting in a mar
velIOus variety Of opinions, only agreeing
on few points Yet there Is considerable
in Phrenology but il Is not every one who
can manipulate thick skull SO As to change
its bnmPs every few years.
Salem Is to have 4 genuine white laun-
dry. No slipshod affair One in Albany
run in a thorough business way, Grst-class
work being done by skillful laundrymen
would pay well. To illustrate. The NJ
A. T. has often pumped our Celestials in
reference TO the amount Of business done
Al the present time San Wa washes foi
about one hundred families, for which he
receives from soc. up weekly per family
the average being not quite dollar, besides
a large amout Of transient work. The Tens
Heng establishment does nearly as much
and No. }, near Deyoe & Robson's less
All together Il Is probable over $500 week
Is paid the Cinnamon Of Albany for wash.
ing. The advantage that would follow
from giving this to white men Is evident
But Il can never be done until thorough
workmen start a laundry here.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11
Loaded with Giant Powder.

Anthony Austin, who resides with Mr. :.
Mart Miller, at Knox's Butte, a few days
ago was experimenting with giant powder
in loading shells for gun. A very small
quantity resulted in nothing serious bu
when a she'll was filled in the ordinary man
ner the whole gun exploded with force
enough to blast stump Fortunately Mr..
A Justin was not burt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11
An Ingenius Machine.

Mr.. F. w. Carter jeweier, of this city has
just received All engraving machine that is
to engraving what type writers are TO writ
ing. It does perfect engraving. The ma
chine has about three hundred pieces of en-
craving type, including emblems, etc, en-
bracing three or four styles of letters. 1t is
a fine thing and shows the enterprise Of
Mr. Carter. See it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11
Big Toes.

Last Saturday forenoon while making
posts near Roberts bridge, Henry Bryne r
made slip with an AK, nearly cutting his
right big toe off. In the afternoon John
Wilson,a fellow workmon, while completing
the Job, cut his left big toe in severe man
ner. Both are now nursing wounded big
toes.
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PubIic Examination.

The regular public quarterly examination
of teachers for Linn county, Oregon, will
be held at the Court House In Albany, com
mcncing at noon on Wednesday, March
goth and continuing until noon Friday,
April Ist, 1857.
D.v. S. REID
County School Supt.
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Harney valley.

From Mr.. G. T. Ingram the DEMOCRAT
learns that at Harney Valley cattle have
suffered in terrible manner. One man
lost nearly six thousand head and another
about five thousand head The injury to
that country will be great. Mr.. Ingram
gets these facts from letter from his son
who is in business there.
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Death Of an oct9genarean.

Last Friday, at the home of his son, J.
b. Mcfarland, few miles from this city,
Mr.. r. A. Mcfarland, an octogenarean as
well as pioneer, died, having served many
years more than his allotted time. Mr.. Nc.
Farland came to Linn county in ISsz, and
took up the claim on which he breathed his
last. He was man universally respected
wherever known. Mr. Mcfarland leaves
four sons, grand children and great grand
children. Rey. Mcfarland, the popular
Presiding Elder ofthe M. r. Church South,
J. b. Mcfarland and l.. Mcfarland, sons Of
the deceased, are we'll known In this part Of
the valley. Mrs. Mcfarland died several
years ago The funeral Of the deceased
was largely attended. A good man has
gone
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Farm Fsr sase.

The Donation Lind claim Of w. 4. Cen.
Der, in sec. 5, T 10. 8 Z l W. Linn county.
100 acres good land. 60 acres timber, %
acres in cultivation. Ito acres fenced. II
miles 20 Scio, 6 miles to Marian station. q
miles 70 Marioa Gauge Price. cash, $l000.
Title perfect. 5 snd fer d@esl 70
Fl. E GRdss,
Atty at Law, Oregen City.
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70 the taste, more acceptable to the stomach
and more tr iiy heneficisl ia its action. tbs
famous Cali 'orniA liquid fruit.rsmedy. Sy1ns
OF Figs. i rapidly superseding all u,heRs
Try it. For sale hy FoshaY 8 M ason.
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Arrested for Stealing $40.

Last Tuesday Frank Arnold, of this city,
was arrested on complaint Of Charles Medin.
charged with stealing $50. The prosecution
claimed that by mistake. in loaning yoang
Arnold 5 he let him have $40 piece, which
Ahe latter kept, aad denied that L was s
twenty He vi tEiea before Justice Doris
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can and settle.

Persons knowing themselves indebted 70
Mr. John Briggs will Ind the account in the
hands Of L H MOntanys. Attorney At law,
and will do well TO call on him and attend
to the samc at once.
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school Report.
County School supt

Teachers report Of Tangent Public school,;
No boys enrolled, se; No girls enrolled, q !;
whole No enrolled, 81. No days attendance.
1856 No days absence. 65e average daily
attendance, ~ s.5.
j. q. HuuHRs. teacher.
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rae very Bssa

haYs added to my toot snd ahss seek a
line Of the celebrated Laird, gctebsr 4
Mitchell, PHILADELPHIA Fine Sksss fer ladies,
misses and children. Acknowledged BY
dealers generally to be the best yalae and
hest fitting Eins ahos made. Widths G. D, +.
and EE. A child can bug a. chsap as man.
SAMUEL =. You've.
Sole Agent, Albany, Oregon.
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Albany Mmrlx@s.

Wheat -.7ae per bu.
Cafe-35
Butter Us rts per ih.
Eggs---a5 cents DER ioz.
Raef-0a foot, Ss<csR 4c
Potatos. lis cts par hushsl.
Apples 20 cents per bu.
Pork. 5 40 per lb.
Bacons hams, l0e.
shoulders, So.
sides. Ys.
Lara--8e par In.
Flcar--a.10 per bbl.
ChicksnR so per dor.
Sugar-San FrAncisc G, Sc.
Dry graunlAted--7 6.
Mil Feod--bran. 100 per ION.
shorts, Is.
middlipxa, Is.
Chopas le.
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NearIy ssOOO Retler oG.

Under the bill passed at the last Legisla-
turc providing for the refunding 20 the
county Of certain moneys paid the state un-
der the mortgage tax law several counties
will be reimbursed as follows
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11

When aasy ~. sick. W rav. her eaussA
When she Wa Child. sl.s ssssd fur casssxa.,
When shs became Mlas, shs slnnE 10 cnaAarAa
Whsn she had chiidrsn. shs save sha.a casauu.a.
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SCHOOL NEETiNG Nor HELD.

The annual school meeting Of District
No. s, called for last Monday evening, on
account OF the small attendance, was post
poned until next Monday evening Below
we give the condition Of the District. as In
dicated by the report Of the Clerk. J. Il.
Burkhars, prepared for the occasion.
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School Election.
-
- !

Notice is hereby given that the regnlsr
annual school election in School District Ne.
5, Linn county. Oregon, will be held ae the
Central school house in said District 90 Mon-
day the l4th day Of March. 1887. for the
purpose OF electing one Director to serve the
ensuing three years aud one Clerk Is serve
for one year. Said election to begin ak z
o'clock, p. m. aud continue until s o'clock
of said day.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
], ii. RrRKHART,
District Ulark.
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One hundred and twenty acres Of the best
quality Of improved wheat land. al fenced
into four fields, good house, hard finis 1,
good outhouses, excellent fruits of ali kinds.
rs acres of grain. Inquire At this Office.
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N. H. Allen 4 Co have ia stock full line
OF material for fancy work, consiatiag II
Fairy zephyr. Shutland vool and hoss. che
mile, arasene, tillasille. ~ inch English felt,
silk HOss, knitting silk. stc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-11

Ladies', when you aro ia want Of akfne
dress don't forget to Inspect the stock Of N.
II. Allen Co. They have = very large
stock to select from and at prices never BE-
fore offered in Albany.
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HII a PIer.

Tuesday morning the "Three Sisters"
-collided with the middle pier Of the railroad
bridge At this city, but fortunately did not
strike with the force Of the Bentley few
months ago The damage was ss'aall. Cant